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vbatts' talks, mentions, and interviews

This is a totally formatted list (hopefully), and is an incomplete collection. But we're working on it! Best effort, ya know.


Playlist

This is a playlist of all the videos I could find myself in online. It varies from mentions in fun little videos to talks I've given.


Interviews

These are the interviews that I've been in.


Talks through the Years Compilation

This list will get stale from time to time ;-) It is a compilation of all of the conferences, camps, and workshops that I have given talks in and led, and been involved in. It exemplifies many places of leadership I've had through out the years, and my involvement in the software and opensource communities.

2010

June

2011

April

2013

August

September

2014

March

  • trilug - Intro to Docker

April

  • Devnation - ship your code on docker

September

  • Duke Docker Day

October

December

  • Centos Dojo - Containers: What does it mean?

2015

January

February

  • devconf CZ - Golang - the good, the bad, the ugly

May

June

November

2016

May

June

May

  • Red Hat Summit - Containers, not black boxes (w/ Dwalsh)

July

August

  • ContainerCon NA - Common Container Standards: Past, Present, and Future

  • ContainerCon NA - Reproduce and Verify Filesystems

    September

  • Let's Make Containers Boring

  • Systemd.conf - Whats Next for Containers? (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F1wpyEsfejQ)

October

December

  • Intro to golang

2017

January

  • DevConf CZ - Container Standards on the Horizon
    • Container World - OCI Panel

March

  • State of Container Ecosystem

April

September

November

  • DockerCon Barcelona - What is it we want in Containers Anyways? (https://rhelblog.redhat.com/2015/11/11 must-see-vincent-batts-next-week-at-dockercon-europe/#more-1314)

  • Intel internal workshop - Containing the OS. What's left?

2018

January

September

October

  • Edinburgh Container MeetUp - Container Runtimes: Draw Some Lines

  • OpenSourceSummit Edinburgh - Improve the Human Vector with Emoji